SSC CHSL Tier 1 result 2025 expected soon at ssc.gov.in; check answer key and cut-off details here

SSC CHSL Tier 1 result 2025 expected soon at ssc.gov.in; check answer key and cut-off details here

SSC CHSL Tier 1 Result 2025 expected soon at SSC CHSL Tier 1 Result 2025: The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is expected to release the SSC CHSL Tier 1 Result 2025 shortly on its official website, www.ssc.gov.in. Candidates who appeared for the Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) examination for posts including Lower Division Clerk (LDC),…

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Top 5 Entertainment News: From rising buzz around ‘Dhurandhar’ ahead of its release to reports of Scarlett Johansson in talks to join the ‘Batman 2’ cast – headlines of the day

Top 5 Entertainment News: From rising buzz around ‘Dhurandhar’ ahead of its release to reports of Scarlett Johansson in talks to join the ‘Batman 2’ cast – headlines of the day

On December 4, 2025, the entertainment world erupted with excitement as Ranveer Singh’s highly anticipated film ‘Dhurandhar’ gained momentum thanks to a poster shared by his wife Deepika Padukone. The song ‘Sitaare’ from ‘Ikkis’ took the internet by storm, resonating with audiences for its poignant social message. The entertainment world was buzzing with major developments…

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How a bird’s feathers helped scientists create the world’s darkest fabric |

How a bird’s feathers helped scientists create the world’s darkest fabric |

A new textile inspired by one of nature’s most visually striking birds is reshaping how scientists and designers think about colour, light and material engineering. Researchers at Cornell University have created what is currently recognised as the darkest fabric ever developed, a textile that absorbs almost all visible light and retains its depth of colour…

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Delhi car blast: NIA-led probe leads to sealing of 2 Faridabad chemical shops; supplied explosives to accused doctors | India News

Delhi car blast: NIA-led probe leads to sealing of 2 Faridabad chemical shops; supplied explosives to accused doctors | India News

NEW DELHI: The Municipal Corporation of Faridabad (MCF) on Thursday sealed two chemical shops for allegedly supplying explosive materials to the accused in the deadly Delhi car bomb blast near the Red Fort that killed 12 people last month. Officials said the action was taken following a request from a committee formed by Sub-Divisional Magistrate…

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Vietnam’s VinFast doubles India investment to Rs 9,000 crore, announces second plant in TN for electrics 2 wheelers and buses

Vietnam’s VinFast doubles India investment to Rs 9,000 crore, announces second plant in TN for electrics 2 wheelers and buses

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Who is Dr Ganesh Baraiya, the 3-foot-tall doctor with 72% locomotor disability, whose story is inspiring students and going viral online

Who is Dr Ganesh Baraiya, the 3-foot-tall doctor with 72% locomotor disability, whose story is inspiring students and going viral online

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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan steals the spotlight at Red Sea Film Festival in a Rs 5.4 lakh long black silk gown | Hindi Movie News

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan set the internet ablaze on Thursday as she dropped breathtaking new photos from the ongoing Red Sea Film Festival in Saudi Arabia. The global icon, known for commanding every red carpet she steps on, arrived at the event in a look that can only be described as pure cinematic drama.The actress wore…

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5 natural scrubs for smooth and glowing skin

5 natural scrubs for smooth and glowing skin

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Colombian man killed by US strikes in Caribbean was fishing for tuna, not trafficking drugs; human rights lawyer makes big claim

Colombian man killed by US strikes in Caribbean was fishing for tuna, not trafficking drugs; human rights lawyer makes big claim

The family of a Colombian fisherman killed in a US strike in the Caribbean has filed a formal complaint against such attacks with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.The petition was filed on Tuesday by US human rights lawyer Dan Kovalik. It alleges that Alejandro Carranza was killed when the United States struck his boat…

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India’s Civil Aviation Ministry and DGCA are intensely reviewing IndiGo’s widespread operational disruptions and flight cancellations since late November 2025. The airline cited new fatigue-management rules and winter delays, leading to hundreds of daily cancellations. IndiGo has been directed to stabilize operations and prevent fare hikes, with a recovery plan targeting February 10, 2026. Representative image NEW DELHI: The Civil Aviation Ministry and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) have launched an intensive review and monitoring exercise after IndiGo reported widespread operational disruptions and an unusually high number of flight cancellations across its network since late November 2025.Civil Aviation Minister reviewed the situation with senior MoCA officials and IndiGo’s top management, directing the airline and all relevant aviation bodies to take urgent steps to assist passengers and stabilise operations. The Ministry said it is keeping a “close watch” on the situation, according to DGCA’s statement cited by ANI.  IndiGo Crisis: Inside Pilot Shortage, Rule Change and Winter Delays Behind Over 200 Cancellations “In addition, the Civil Aviation Minister has also held a meeting with senior officers of the Airport Authority of India and instructed AAI to inform all airport directors that they should constantly monitor the situation and provide all support to stranded passengers. He also directed DGCA to closely monitor the airfares during the flight disruptions/cancellations,” according to the released statement.Apart from the ministry, DGCA, in a detailed review meeting chaired by the Director General (Civil Aviation), flagged concerns over IndiGo cancelling 170–200 flights per day, a level significantly higher than normal for the country’s largest airline.IndiGo attributed the disruptions to transitional challenges from the implementation of the revised Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) Civil Aviation Requirements, which came into effect in two phases — 01 July 2025 and 01 November 2025 — following court directions. The airline said the new fatigue-management rules, crew-planning issues, and winter operational constraints have sharply impacted scheduling stability.DGCA has directed IndiGo to normalise operations at the earliest and ensure that the current situation does not lead to fare increases.IndiGo has been instructed to submit:A comprehensive roadmap linking projected crew recruitment with its planned aircraft induction.A revised plan for crew training, roster restructuring, safety-risk assessments and mitigation, ensuring immediate and full compliance with FDTL norms.A mitigation plan detailing urgent steps to reduce cancellations and stabilise flight operations.Fortnightly progress reports for the next several weeks, covering improvements in operations, crew availability and roster stability.A proposal outlining any temporary FDTL relaxations required to restore normalcy, which DGCA will assess.IndiGo says more cancellation in next few daysAs DGCA released its statement assuring firm corrective action and close monitoring, IndiGo, however, informed the regulator that stabilising its network will require a short transition period. The airline told DGCA that additional cancellations will continue over the next two to three days as part of its schedule-reset effort aimed at restoring roster balance and preventing further last-minute disruptions, as reported by PTI.IndiGo has also conveyed that it will proactively scale down flight operations starting December 8 to minimise passenger inconvenience and allow crew-planning teams to rebuild buffers eroded over recent weeks. According to the airline, this controlled reduction in operations is essential to streamline rosters, align crew availability with revised Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) norms and ensure that fatigue-management standards are fully complied with.The carrier has assured DGCA that corrective measures are already underway and that full operational stability will be restored by February 10, 2026. IndiGo said its recovery plan includes accelerated crew recruitment, intensified training cycles and a phased reintroduction of flights once adequate staffing and roster resilience are secured.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. 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India’s Civil Aviation Ministry and DGCA are intensely reviewing IndiGo’s widespread operational disruptions and flight cancellations since late November 2025. The airline cited new fatigue-management rules and winter delays, leading to hundreds of daily cancellations. IndiGo has been directed to stabilize operations and prevent fare hikes, with a recovery plan targeting February 10, 2026. Representative image NEW DELHI: The Civil Aviation Ministry and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) have launched an intensive review and monitoring exercise after IndiGo reported widespread operational disruptions and an unusually high number of flight cancellations across its network since late November 2025.Civil Aviation Minister reviewed the situation with senior MoCA officials and IndiGo’s top management, directing the airline and all relevant aviation bodies to take urgent steps to assist passengers and stabilise operations. The Ministry said it is keeping a “close watch” on the situation, according to DGCA’s statement cited by ANI. IndiGo Crisis: Inside Pilot Shortage, Rule Change and Winter Delays Behind Over 200 Cancellations “In addition, the Civil Aviation Minister has also held a meeting with senior officers of the Airport Authority of India and instructed AAI to inform all airport directors that they should constantly monitor the situation and provide all support to stranded passengers. He also directed DGCA to closely monitor the airfares during the flight disruptions/cancellations,” according to the released statement.Apart from the ministry, DGCA, in a detailed review meeting chaired by the Director General (Civil Aviation), flagged concerns over IndiGo cancelling 170–200 flights per day, a level significantly higher than normal for the country’s largest airline.IndiGo attributed the disruptions to transitional challenges from the implementation of the revised Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) Civil Aviation Requirements, which came into effect in two phases — 01 July 2025 and 01 November 2025 — following court directions. The airline said the new fatigue-management rules, crew-planning issues, and winter operational constraints have sharply impacted scheduling stability.DGCA has directed IndiGo to normalise operations at the earliest and ensure that the current situation does not lead to fare increases.IndiGo has been instructed to submit:A comprehensive roadmap linking projected crew recruitment with its planned aircraft induction.A revised plan for crew training, roster restructuring, safety-risk assessments and mitigation, ensuring immediate and full compliance with FDTL norms.A mitigation plan detailing urgent steps to reduce cancellations and stabilise flight operations.Fortnightly progress reports for the next several weeks, covering improvements in operations, crew availability and roster stability.A proposal outlining any temporary FDTL relaxations required to restore normalcy, which DGCA will assess.IndiGo says more cancellation in next few daysAs DGCA released its statement assuring firm corrective action and close monitoring, IndiGo, however, informed the regulator that stabilising its network will require a short transition period. The airline told DGCA that additional cancellations will continue over the next two to three days as part of its schedule-reset effort aimed at restoring roster balance and preventing further last-minute disruptions, as reported by PTI.IndiGo has also conveyed that it will proactively scale down flight operations starting December 8 to minimise passenger inconvenience and allow crew-planning teams to rebuild buffers eroded over recent weeks. According to the airline, this controlled reduction in operations is essential to streamline rosters, align crew availability with revised Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) norms and ensure that fatigue-management standards are fully complied with.The carrier has assured DGCA that corrective measures are already underway and that full operational stability will be restored by February 10, 2026. 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NEW DELHI: The Civil Aviation Ministry and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) have launched an intensive review and monitoring exercise after IndiGo reported widespread operational disruptions and an unusually high number of flight cancellations across its network since late November 2025.Civil Aviation Minister reviewed the situation with senior MoCA officials and IndiGo’s top…

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‘Been in works for long time’: Prada seals .51 billion Versace deal; Lorenzo Bertelli takes over as executive chairman

‘Been in works for long time’: Prada seals $1.51 billion Versace deal; Lorenzo Bertelli takes over as executive chairman

CNN reported that the acquisition follows an agreement reached in April, under which Prada committed to purchasing Versace for about $1.51 billion, a deal that materialised after Capri Holdings’ planned sale to Tapestry fell apart because of an antitrust challenge.Lorenzo Bertelli, the son of Prada founders Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli, is set to assume…

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US labour market stumbles in November: Small businesses lead sharp job losses, raising red flags for economy

US labour market stumbles in November: Small businesses lead sharp job losses, raising red flags for economy

According to the November ADP report, US job market is in a not-so-good situation The November jobs report was meant to provide clarity. Instead, it delivered a jolt. What economists expected to be a month of modest expansion, 40,000 new private-sector jobs, turned sharply negative as payrolls fell by 32,000, according to new data from…

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‘Dhurandhar’ box office day 1 prediction: The film expected to be Ranveer Singh’s BIGGEST opener post pandemic, expected to open at Rs 15 to 20 crore

‘Dhurandhar’ box office day 1 prediction: The film expected to be Ranveer Singh’s BIGGEST opener post pandemic, expected to open at Rs 15 to 20 crore

Ranveer Singh’s ‘Dhurandhar’ is set to release in theatres on December 5. The actor is back on screen in an all-new avatar after ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’ But this Aditya Dhar directorial has many other actors and this ensemble is the one of the biggest USPs of the film. ‘Dhurandhar’ also stars R…

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Trump claims Biden had ‘stage 9 cancer’: What cancer is ex-president actually diagnosed with? |

Trump claims Biden had ‘stage 9 cancer’: What cancer is ex-president actually diagnosed with? |

Donald Trump has gone viral for misstating Joe Biden’s medical condition, claiming the former president had “stage 9 cancer”, a classification that does not exist in oncology. The remark, made in a widely shared video, confused cancer staging with Biden’s Gleason score, a grading system used specifically for prostate cancer. The error has prompted renewed…

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